Towns with same name as foods

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

Tom

Pickle Street, WV

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

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Tom

Pickle Street, WV

Lobster, Maine.

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Dee Dee

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

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Tom

Pickle Street, WV

Lobster, Maine.

Bird in Hand PA :-)

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> What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
> is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
> town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
> Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
> it is located.

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> Tom

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Pickle Street, WV

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Lobster, Maine.

Bird in Hand PA :-)

Catfish Morse, LA

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> What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
> is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
> town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
> Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
> it is located.

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> Tom

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Pickle Street, WV

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Lobster, Maine.

Bird in Hand PA :-)

Cherry, TN

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

Tom

Do counties count? Orange Co, CA

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Quoted message said:

What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

Hershey doesn't count -- it's named after Milton Hershey, the
chocolatier. Now if there was a town name "Chocolate", we'd be
in business...

--
Jani in WA

Scott said:

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

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Tom

Do counties count? Orange Co, CA

Grape, Arkansas.

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>> What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
>> is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
>> town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
>> Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
>> it is located.
>> Tom
> Pickle Street, WV
Lobster, Maine.

Bird in Hand PA :-)

Cherry, TN

Wheatland and Fruitland, both in Iowa

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

Oyster Bay, South Africa
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Scott said:

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

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Tom

Do counties count? Orange Co, CA

Walnut, CA

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What are some towns with the same name as foods?

Strawberry, Arizona... a sweet little place. 🙂

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Zilbandy

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Do counties count? Orange Co, CA

Doesn't matter, the City of Orange is in Orange County, so orange is
covered.
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On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:21:07 -0000, Bobo Bonobo® <[email hidden]>

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Dave Smith said:

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> > What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
> > is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
> > town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
> > Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
> > it is located.

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> > Tom

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> Pickle Street, WV

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Lobster, Maine.

Bird in Hand PA :-)

Cherry, TN

Crab Orchard, TN

l, wrote on Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:34:08 GMT:

??>> Do counties count? Orange Co, CA

lnl> Doesn't matter, the City of Orange is in Orange County, so
lnl> orange is covered.

I guess you are looking for generic names since many foods are
named after the place they were first made: Gruyere, Cheddar,
Worcester, ad nauseam!

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

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not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

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What are some towns with the same name as foods?

Strawberry, Arizona... a sweet little place. 🙂

Does Cranbury, NJ count? It used to be Cranberry.

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

Tom

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What are some towns with the same name as foods? In Pennsylvania there
is Pancake, and of course Hersey. I used to live in Arkansas where
town on the Mississippi was named tomato.Salt Lake City would qualify.
Somehow I think there is a town named Pie, but I cannot remember where
it is located.

IIRC, You're in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh-style Steak.

Last thing I want is a Allegheny Sludge.

-sw

Toad Lick, Arkansas? 🙂